Schools Good universities Theoretical Computer Science Europe

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For pursuing a Master's in Computer Science in Europe, several universities are highly recommended, particularly for interests in Theoretical Computer Science, algorithms, data structures, and machine learning. Notable institutions include ETH Zürich and EPFL Lausanne in Switzerland, TU Delft and Leiden University in the Netherlands, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and TU München in Germany, KTH in Sweden, and Aarhus and Copenhagen universities in Denmark. These universities are recognized for their strong programs and research opportunities in the specified fields.
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Im looking for a good university in Europe do to a MSc in Computer Science. I'm especially interested in Theoretical Computer Science, algorithms & data structures and machine learning. Any recommentations?
 
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Max.Planck said:
Im looking for a good university in Europe do to a MSc in Computer Science. I'm especially interested in Theoretical Computer Science, algorithms & data structures and machine learning. Any recommentations?

Just putting up some suggestions, maybe someone has experience with them?

Switserland
- ETH Zürich
- EFPL Lausanne

Netherlands
- TU Delft
- Leiden University

Germany
- Karlsruhe Insititute of Technology
- TU München

Sweden
- KTH

Denmark
- Aarhus
- Copenhagen
 

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